The Sun. — London, England, 1810-06-21 00:00:00

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IQUF ST R NAG 1 I.ITV by the first 1 - 16remeh its Europe. :to conclude with f4th-tiivi:., an entire new Contic Panto mime, K ith extens,ve Scenc.r3, itlachinery, - Mechanical hanges, Decorations, Stc'..• cal ieci THE ERRONEOUS FORTUNE-TELLERS; Or,. HA KL EQUI N's 'UDC M E'NT. which will be displayed the following sixteen new Scenes ist, Wood; Cave UI Deception, and .Lxterior.ot the Magic Tower.. 2d, Interim - of 'Magic Tower. id, Picturesque Landscape. 4th, I.l.rin Yard ill the Morning. sth, Village `tri o Fe. 6th, Cottage in the Vale. 7111, Butcher atAt Tripe situps. Bth, Inside of Farm . House. 9th, Out • (A . Country Inn. 1001, Nufseiy-groun.i . and Hot-house. 11 ' 11 , i•;;llerman's cottage. izth Outside of Bird- Cam: 13t11, 4:\V Ot j~ ttllet:street. .14th, Inside of • , 'untr) inn. isth, Genii's Castle. And teith,.Aeriai Pa a_ce, Harlequin, Mr. BRYSON ; • Fanner 'Giles,' Mr. COLLE ; 'Squire TantiiV, Mr. CROSSM AN • Clown, 'Air. SOUTHBY soe, Mr, USHER; And Columbine, Nis. PA 12.1: ER, • • Who 'Will _dance a fand:ineo. aceouipaUying herself with Castanets. Boxes 4s. Yit 2s. Gallery is. Doors open at Halt past Five, begin at Halt past Six.— Nair price at Halt past nigilt. EqueStrian 'Fun ion, by able Masters. frOmn Ten till Three. i-ot)ND IN S . l AMES'S PARK, A SMALL. RED MOROCCO CASE, contain b in k ; Whoever s'aall the same to their Proper y, will 'have them restored on p4ing tor this Adveitiscihent Apply heroic Eight A. M. at No. 6, Ehury-street, ktriAL EXCHANGE. ASSURANCL OFFICE, 4 stablished by Itoy4ll Charter tiutite Reign of King Geurge the First. lute 18 to.. PERSONS, whose Annual Premiums fall due on 2 4 /11 aro -hereby intortuc4.l, that Receipts Are now ready to be tietiv..r,..ci at 'the Company's Oakes, over koyal Excn anA e and in rail. Walt, as well as by their tespeetive Agents hi the several Counties; arid the, Parttes" / 44 ..sltrert are requt',,i Al to 4,pply tor the Renewal of their Poll- Ps nn or het; .r. Qin of juty next, as the usual Fif l!'en Days allowed for Payment, beyond the Date of each Po -1c), will then expirv. SAMUEL PENNING, jun. Secretary. Attendance is gi‘ien, daily, at the said Oirices, for the As tlranee eßu t idio 4 ,', 91s, Mtfrcliandi Le, and Ships, in Lonour, in Dock, (loin Lo or I) iun4ke Y Fire and also fort he Assurasica of, and granting Annul tas on, Lives. Fire Policies will be. Issued .Iree of E x pence to the Assured, where the Annual Premium arnowits to 6s. or up. , . -. cACtLE kIR.E INSURANCE, CORNIBEE, LON DON. - PAYMENT OF RENT. pOLICIE3 of Insurance expiring at Midsummer 43(1 should be renewed within tifteen Dtys from that pe , to prevent the Parties' interest ceasing therein. • Farming Stock insured, without the Average Clause, at as. 1/ er Cent. Large Akatements on the Premium and Duty on Insur nees for more Years than one. 4 ., General Insurances subjed to the Avcrage Clause, may, in Vture, be aided at this Office at the following reduced --.l'emium• : •° ?erchandize ha the ? 3 Months. 6 Months. per Ann. West I rdi• Docks S Is. cd. • c• 6d as d • '' l, yips in ditto - 2 0 2 6 3 o erchtihlize in the) t i 6 20— 2 6 1 - ~ , ot,cion - 4 niin in ditto cks - .2o 2 6 I _ In waterside nut of water- Dlstrid side District , as. bd. as. od. 361 3 0 . 5 0 1 4 6 'tied upon Terms-ut peculiar Advantage 3 o I, o trimon I nsurance `lazarrlug - u oLtd I fazardous Life t o the Insurances rib .-‘ssuted. ETHA M, Secretary. Ku% LMENTS NEAR TILE HOUSES OF PAR- LIAMENT. C ROUND TO BE. LET FOR BUILDING, FREE FROM LAND-TAX. P T I- THE . 00.1\1NTISSiONERS, under the Mt of IA Parliament of the . 4 6th year of his present Majesty's eign, having; with ' the 'consent of tite'.Lords of the Trea sury, determined t o I.et the Grou n d :ituate cm the West Side „ the New Square, in Palace yard, 55 feet in depth next kat George-sreet, on whih it abuts, and extnin from 'lence tou , :ards' t WeStininster c Abbey z feet, and then g turn .llg in a westerly diredion p , rallel - to' the 'front of the new S lssions House, and forming a front,of, ;05 tett opposite the I ( u , b eY. with Ground in the. rear thereof, applicable to,Stabie idings. for he term of ninety-five years and three gar. VI• 'S from Lady' da% Notice s" hereby given, That u any ()p erson or Persons w i.o may be desirous of racing the whole `" , Y part of the sa ,1 round, may . inspect the Designs and k l a nierylars for lir:lining there , ,n, by applying•at the Office of r . 7, Groves, Surveyor to the Commissioners, in Great Scot al9-Yard ;• where sealed Tenders for taking the same itt ch the Rent proposed to be given is to be inserted in words , s l ength, addressed 4' To`the Commissioners fol the I in l'!overtient •of Westmißkter," may be :lett on or before the 4 t day of August next. I Sth lune, tSto. E..ALLEN, • Clerk to the Commissioners, Carlisle-street, Soh6. A VILLA AND LAND, . . At CHA.P.LTON, in K ENT, now in the 'Occupation of Rob; rt Sowerhy, Esq.._ to be LET fur Twenty-one Years roin Michaelmas next. e r HE HOUSE is fii for the reception of a Gen -8.- ~ teel Family, and there are p Coach-nouse, Stabling, 1'" Offices adjoining ; also a Hasten and about four Acres of orflt,ure Land: ' From' the House and 'Ground there is a‘view !e Thames and the Ships passing and re-passing: t l ," I") to by LET, for Twenty-one Years from Michaelmas x i. between Eight and Nine Acres . of - A RABLE.•LAN D, or "I, C Parish of Kedhr,,ok, in Kent, now. in the Occupation l t ','e Executors of the late Mr, .Umphelby. , ..,. 1;),.' he Villa and Land at Chariton, and the Land at Ked. 00k, which are about two miles distance from each other, .. a re tl i (0 be I.et either together or separatLly, and Persons in.. i i ,'l t. , ) t:,ke either or both are requested to send Proposals, Tr ir 'lln . g seansd up, to the Clerk's Oltice,,at DoPers'.Hall, p r i !"3 l :lairr(i i - street, London, before Elevertol Clock .in the. F'ynoon cif Thursday the tzth ot: . I lily next, when a. Cont . ; litrcissist ants ot the Worshipful Company of Drapers will be C. , tor Letting the same, and wheilAPersons making Pro. a: l .s. or their autiroriz.td Agents, must attend to eider Into i ' , lract s , 'it ti . e.. ' stvall be ac c epte d . ~,l i i the mean time, the'P remises may he viewed after the 114,-,,' iu!Y. except Sunday.„ by leave ot the respective Te bi, 't slut i.iquiries may -be 111 Alie .+i the Cie. k'6 0:liC;, - at Nru"'' " 1441 , any days between Ten and "I wo, except 5a ...4) 4 . • . , . . ' s i; 5 -ii .4 , n 1 ... . A., 1 : '?.. .... : . . 0 • GOLDEN FLEECE INN, THIRSK, YORKSHIRE. .GEORGE BLYTH 'Son-in-Law and Successor' or' Cass, having removed from the Three Tuns .to the above more cOmthodious Inn, takes this opportu4ty of RespeCtfully renewing the Solicitations he hat before felt it his duty to make, and trusts, that with increased means of shewing tErs Gratitude, he will be found more zealous than ever to merit the Favour of those who have honoured him with their Patrohage. . The CharaCter "obtained by Mrs. Cass, during her long continuance in Business, will induce on. George Blyth's part, a careful adherence to ber Arrangements ; so that the No bility, Gentry, Comtherci;al Gentlemen and otherS, will meet with such Accommodations . at the Golden Fleece Inn 'as cannot be surpaSsed on the Road. A constant supply of good. Post-Horses, convenient Chaises,and cdrefiii Drivers, at Fifteen-pence per Mile, may al ways be depended upon. N.B. The Mail and High Flyer Coaches to Newcastle and London, Morning and. Evening. MR. MITFORD'S HISTORY OF G REEC F..' THE SEVENTH and EIGHTH VOLUI‘fES, 1 in Odavo, are just published, to complere.the Work in that size. Pike 'Ss. in boards. Printed for I'. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom mayalso be had,, The Work Conipler, handsoMely printed in Four Vo_ luines, quarto, price 7 r. 4s. in boards.. This Day were published, Elegantly printed in quarto, and illustrated by Engravings, price it. its. 6th in boards, HETICULANENSIA ; or; _ Archeoliigical and, Philological Dissertations :contaioing a Manuscript among ag the ruins of Herculaneum Dedicated, by peiinission, to his Royal Highness the' Prince of Wales. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. This Day was published, _ In One Volu.ne, Oelay°, price Os. in boards, A N INQUIRY into the best SYSTEM of 1. FEMALE- EDUCATION ; or, Boarding School and Howe Education attentively considered. By I. L. CHIROL, . One of his Majesty's • Chapl..iTis at the Fr. Royal Chapel, St, larneb's Palace. • ' • Printed tor T. Cadet! and.W. Strand. • This Da) were In Quarto, price Oce (.oinea in board:,• M EMOIRS of the LIFE, of Sir JOHN S A RT. To whic., is adde.t, some. account of the 'Manuscript of his Ciiro,.loe in t,ic Elizabethian Library at Weston'', and a complete Index. By - ilium i - IN I..ti, Esq. At the Hafod Pret•s; printed h,r White awl Co. florace's Head. "`lees str This Day was published, Elegantly printed in crown octavo, pri:.e 6s. in boards; The third Edition of POEMS ON VARIOiIs SUBJECTS. By CHAKI.ES•LLvDSAY CRAW F 0141.), Earl of C rawford and Lindsay, and Viscount Garnock, dcZ:. Scc. PrintedAbr White and Co. Horace's I-lead, Fleet-street. Lately published, by theiame..Author, and sold by Becket and Porter, No.Bl, Pall Mall, the Christian. a Poem, in eight Books, the sixth Edition; and the First and Second Letters to the Hebrew !• ation. "1 Its [)ay was In Folio, price Four ‘;uiiie„ts on sm,ll, and Six Guineas on laige paper, the Second Volume of 'THE HISTORY and ANTIQUITIES of the co Y of SURREY; compiled from: the best and most authentic Historians, valuable'Aecords and Manu scripts its Public Office and Lib,r4ries, and in private, hands. By the late Rev. OW EN MANNING, S. T. 0. Redo' . of Peperharrow, and Vicar of Godalming, in that County. Enlarged and contin t.eti to the present time, By WILLIAM BRAY, of Shire, E.q. • • Fellow and Treasurer of the Society of Antiquaries of London. Printed for White and CO. IluraCe's-Head, Fleet-street. TH UR SDA IT, JUNE 21, 1810. ADMIRALTY -OFFICE, June 9, ISio. N OTICE - is hereby gi ve n th a t a Session of Oyer and Terminer and Goal Delivery, for the Trial of Of fencer commuted on the High Seas, within the Jut iadiflicn of the' Admiralty of England, will he held at .7artiee Hall, in the Old Bailey, Landon, on 1 hursday the 12th of July next, at Eight o'Ckck in the Morning. Y. W. CROKk:R. VICTUZI L I CING-0 PTIC , .71trie r 2, iSscs. THE COMMISSIOIVERS for VICTUALLING His Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notice, That on Friday the 22d Inst. they will be ready to receive Tenders in SI riling (sealed up),* and treat for such Quanthies ofe ? od sound S PA kISEI, RED, FAYAL, or TEN ERI FFE IV,INE, as the respeelive Merchants . and Dealers there-in may think proper to ofcr; to be subjet7 to a Warranty of Twelve Months, to be deli vered free of Customs and Excise Duties in the share of two Months _at furthest, kilo his Majesty's Victualling S;ores,at Deptford, Portsmouth, and Plymouth ; and to be paid fir by Bills, payable v. 4.1.) Interest, ninety days after date. 'The Condition of the Contraß mly be seen at the Sicretaty's Office. No regard will be bad•to any Tender in which the Price ;ball not 6e inserted to worth at length, pr that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on .the said Friday, the 22ci inst. ncr unless the Pers.nz who makes the Tender, or, some Per tat his behalf, ,'attends, to answer v'h•n called for.„ , . This Day:t4ras published, , In Oaavo, embellished: with a Portrait of Mr. Bowes, price 63. 6.1. in boards. rrHE LIVES of ANDREW ROBINSON BOWES, Esq. and the Countess of STRATH MORE ; written from Thirty.three Years. professional attendance, from Letters, and other well authenticated 1)6.. ments. By. JESSE FOOT, Esq. Surgeon. Printed for Becket and Porter, Si, ; and Sher wood, Neely, and tones, Paternoster-row. - Of whom ►nay be had, All Mr. Foct's Medical Publications. LORD BORINGDON, ON THE CATHOLIC Qi.U;STION. This Day was published, price ►s. 6d. C ÜBSTANCE of t tie SPEECH of the Right Hon. ► Lord BORING DON, in the, HOUSE of LORDS, sth lune, ►Szo, on the PETITIONS of the ROMAN CATHOLICS of IRE LAND. Printed for Stoadale, jun. 41, Pall-Mall. Also in three large Vols. Octavo, illustrated with Portraits and Plans, price 11. tis. 6d. o r Pr oo f Imp ress i on s on large Paper and Hot pressed, 31. t is. The Entertaining Lives and Campaigns of .Gustavus Adolphus the Great, of Russia, by Platte and Voltaire.—Particularly recomtumled to Mili tary Men, by tkie immortal General Wolfe. MALKIN'S WALES. • • This Day was published, • In Two Volumes, Octavo, price ii. is. in boari!s, the Second Edition, .with considerable Aditions, and two En gravings, by Laridseer and Middiman, of THE SCENERY, ANTIQUITIES, and BIO GRAPHYot sutmi WALES. • . From Materials collected' during Two Excursions in the ISD3. • By BEN. HEATH. MALKIN, L•sq. M.A. F S.A. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater noster-row. " Much historical learning is manifested in the treatment Of the antiquarian topics whiCh naturally occur in the course of work, and various pleasing and accurate sketches of biography and tli4resSion of literary criticism are occa sionally intermixed. The personal and trivial atly,:ri,t,t,kreo; of the Tourist are never permitted supersiaL, the supply of solid the useful information We. have, in , short,' been in debted to Mr. M. in the perusA Of t; ese volumes, tor notch entertainment and instrudion.".—Critical 'Review, March, 08. TO MON1E1) MEN CONVEYANCERS. This Day- was published, price si: bound, USEFUL mid LEGAL INFORMATION to V Possessors, Purchasers of EStaleS, Houses,. ties, and every species of Real Property ; their ,ompiirative Value, Security, and, attendant Ex peaces, with, the best moles of investing /Toney, and every necessary Table for Calculation. By Dr. TIViSLER,' Sold at No.- 3, - Paternoster:row, where may be had. Tros ler's- Chronblogy, 3 vols. the last vol. alt new matter, ISs. also an Epitome for the pocket, 3s, -- Trusler.s Portable Atlas, 4 9 Qu . atto Maps, and 2z Pl ans of chief Citiiii,"only t4S.rnoi I,Map, with a Ciazetteer to refer to, that wilt lie in poc.ket,boo4, 25. . The Economist, Estiitiates of ramily Ex pences,sUited to all Classes, is - . bd. - r, y %t--Ns P. 4 :; - OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, :lune t , 1810. l'itE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of PIS MA. ll - JEST : s ORDNANCE (6" hereby give Notice, that Proposals be received at their Ogee, in Pall- Mall, on or before Friday, the 22d day of Jane inst. from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of FOREIGN TIMBER and DEALS, for Service of this Department, 14 a period of One Year from the tst of yuly next. The Particulars of the Contrail, and a Schedule of the Timber and Deals, may be obtained at the Secretary's Office, in Pall. Mall aforesaid, ary day, between the 69urs of TT and Four o'clock, where the Proposals, mutt be aclivcred, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for Foreign : Timber and Deals ;"but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 22d inst. at Twelve o'clock at Noon .of the same day ; neither will any Tender he noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall atiend. -By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, •" fun( 9,,.1810. 'THEPRINCIPAL HERINCIPAL ,OFFICERS of .HIS MA "a" jESTY'.s ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, Teat P,oposals will be received at their °fee in Pall Mill, on or be fore Friday the 29th .Day of . 7!.ne inst. from such Persons a' may be willing to undertake the Supply of Sundry Articles of CARPENTER'S kV ORK, consisting o/ Chests,-Cases, and Packing Boxes, for Service of this Department, for a period of Three Years. Patterns of the Articles may he viewed upon Application at the Principal Storekeeper's On ice, at the Tower ; add urther Par ticulars, together with,the and Condition: of, the Con;rafi, may he known at the Secretary's Office, 1;1 P.. 11 Mall, afaesaid, any Day, betw,en the , H - oues of Ten and Four o'cbck,wheredbe Proiohill must be delivered, Sealed up and indo,sed, " Proposals . for Carpenter's IVork ;" but no Ptoposals can be admitted after the said 2,91 b Day el June, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same Day ; neither will Wl,Te.nde , be,stoticed, unless the Party making it, or an !igen: in his Behalf, shall attend. by' order of the Board, R. H. CREW,. See. BINGLEY's NOR 1 H WALES. This Day' was published, In Two Volumes, Octavo, illustrated with a new Map, Frontispieces, and several faVourite Welsh Airs, pri,e 11. is. in boards,, • NORTH WALES: „I nc l u d ing i ts Scenery, An-. tiquities, Customs, and some Sketches of its Ns_ tural History ; delineated- - front' two Excursions through all the interesting Parts of that Country, 'dilringthe Stun‘ raters of i.7,93,and• the Rev. W. BINGLEY, A.M. F.L.S. • eriojted ,tor Longman, Hurst, :Rees, and Ornie, Pater noster-roW. 1 2,•:We have no hesitation in declaring that these Volumes deserve. to be ranked among the best pertomances•of - the kiwi ' nor will any one h e r ea f ter af t wisely, who should visjt.Nutth Wales, without making them his , coirtpanion."— ' British Critic, .Sept. igoo. r TUMOURS of the.„....lire.ist, and Acrophulous Enlargements, in young Persons, will disperse by the Use of S.P 1 1.5131. , it Y's N "IRSA.:() l(13U t IC: DROPS. It is a Site and etticacious Medicine ; and its success has teen proved in numerous cases .01. Eruptive, SeorbUtic, Gouty, R heninatie, and other Diseases, connected with bad digestion % and imperred secretion of bile. remedy promotes great spirits,and a good appetite. The genuine Medicine has the wordS " By the King's Pa , tent," exprcssekt on the bottle, hill of direction, and outside ' ,ripper, 5110 the KinA's duty is printed in black ink. Sold at the Dispensar), Sohopsquare, il:ondon, small nottles of ss. 6d.. double bottles los, and. larger tl. as, Compunii Essmce, to allay unpleasant irritation, ss. • ''', P..... mi♦ :--* • - 7," • ; , .--: .4...:. ... •-k-,.....4.,,,,-,;-,. , ..„..,,,,-. ( ':-.4..-.4.4.P:', 's,::, ‘;.;•' 4,-.).-i,L.:41. .. , -'• °11 ( 1 ) [Pnrcr, SIXPIMCE TIAMITNNY. LIIPERLM PARLIAMENI. HOUSE OF PEERS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20. The House was occupied from ten in the moil). ing . till four in the atternoen, on the Roxburgh Cause, of which time Lord .LAUDERDALE spoke, or rather continued reading-an argument, f o r f ou r bows and a quarter. His,Lordship disputed many of the positions of the Lord Chancellor, and differed from the Noble and Learned Lord in many of them. The LORD C HANCE LLOR was proceeding to, reply, when he was interrupted by the COMMISSION. Tile Royal Assent was given by Commission -to a number of Public and Private Bills. . Among the Public &Us were the East India Loan Bill, the Assessed Taxes Bill, and the Lis!) Arins_Bill. The Commissioners were the Lord Chancellor, the Duke of Montrose, and Lord Walsinghatn. A, il•lessage tiom th e C ommons brought up.se4,e,-- ral Bills, and reported that the House had agreed to the AmendnientSmade respectively in them by their Lordships. —Among the , Bills was the Bill fur 4.- building the Theatre Royal Drury-lane. • The discussion on the Roxburgh Cauhe was af terwards resumed, when .Lords Melville and Re. desdale delivered their opinions:. Lord MELVILLE agreed in most points with the Lord Chancellor, but rather expressed a wish tbat the whole of the case might have been decided this Session. Lord REDESDALE entirely agreed with the Lord Chancellor. The general result was, the adoption of the mo tion of, the Loud Chancellor , which gave the pre ference to Sir James Ennis Carr in the competition of the Brieves.—Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE , 20. Mr. MILLS, in behalf of the Mayor of Coventry, disclaimed that he bad any participation in the Peti tion presented from that city last Wednesday, pray: ing for Parliamentary Reform, and the release of John Gale Jones, &e. So far froM being a pal ty, he, the Mayor, had positively refused to convene the Meeting, and now authorised hitu to make this declaration. The Deputy Usher of - the Black Rod summoned the House to the House of Peers, to hear the Itoiai Assent given by commission to several public and private Bills, fur which see our report of the Lords. A Message from the Lords announced their as• sent to the Army Clothing Bill, the British F:sliery. Bill, Lord Ormond's Contract Bill, the Drury-lane Theatre Bill, and several private Bills. L:kewise . that the Lords had passed an Act to prevent unjust and vexatious arrests, to which they,destred the con currence of this House. Mr. WlLBaßvoacE presented 'a Counter Petition from the Master Cutlers and Surgeons of the Town of Sheffield, against that which was reje6ed on 'rhuisday last, and. which prayed for Parliamentary Reform. Mr. WILBERFORCE expressed his sentiments on 'the subject of Reform. He wished that it should be moderate; not such as was ►he idol . of those whose wild and visionary schemes phitted the ruin of.the Constitution. - He believed that we were the happiest and most favoured people on the face of the earth. Jo his opinion, his Right Hon. .Vriend (the . Chancellor of the Exchequer) had done every thing to ameliorate the Public Burdens.—He moved that the Address should lie on the table. After a few remarks from Mr. Hutchinson, Mr. Calcraft gave it as his opinion, that Parliament had done nothing to raise itself in the estiniition of the people. He hoped that the idea of Parliamentary Reform might sink deep in the minds of every Member. Mr. WILBERFORCE explained. Lord TEMPLE concurred with every word and sen timentin the Address, and with every sentiment of Parliamentary- Reform. Upon specific grievances being brought forward, he would go into discus,ion to find - spCteitic reform,. but would never consent to go into a - general d,scussion so much calculated to excite misrepresentation and popular odium. 'He was favourable to petitions, but hoped that the House would never receive the language of in sult. • The petition was then laid on the table. Mr. BANKES brought up the second part of the Report of the Finance Comthittee also Repot - Li re lative to Scotland, Public Buildings, Civil and Mi litary Services, and of the Irish Linen Board. They Were ordered► to Le printed. Mr. BROUGHAM asked the Chancellor of the Ex chequer, whether a sum of 19,0001. paid from the Droits of the Admiralty, on the 21 st of November, tlO5, was really paid to the late or present Duke of Gloucester. -Mr. LONG said it was paid on account of the late boke.ofGtoucesier. , • BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION. Mr. W. WYNNE rose to 'move the Order of the Day tor the Horise going into a C.lllflllitee on the Bribery and Corruption Bill. It was his obj•:.ca to put in etfe6t - certain provisions to prevent whit 11.:d been long considered a crimer4 nazi turpe,-but tr hat was in rcAity subversive of •the Constitution and of the country. He considered it the. duty of the House to apply remedies. for • the various evils as they occurred, in this way the object was better attain4A than by a general discussion. By. the, Bribery. Act,.. Parliament had already declared its abhorrence of the crime, and had enaded punishments accoldingly His present proposition was nut for the purpusc of enhancing those punishments, he believed that by acting on s , ich a principle crimes wereincreased ther than diminished. He then entered into a detail VIC f UALLING-UFFICA; June . t 6, I. l i .0. THE COMMISSIONERSJor I'ICTU4LLIIVG HIS MAYESTI"s NAVY do hereby give Notice; That on Friday, the 22. d instant; they Will be ready to receive i• Tenders, in writing ( sealed up), and treat. for Thtee Hundred Cbaldr,ns oPPIT"I"S TAN FIELD MOOR, LADY S I M SON'S WINDSOR'S PONTOP COALS ; ray) in an entire Cargo Or Cargoes, to be delivered in the course of one Month, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, and to he paid for by Bills futyable with Interest, Ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrati may be seen at the Stcretnr . ft 1 Office. • No regard be had to any Tender in which the Pike shall not be inserted iri words at length, ir that shall not he delivered to Ithe 80.,rd before One o'clock on the said Friday; the 2.2 d instant, nor unless the Person who .makes the Tender, 07 some Person , v hit beh.tilf, attends, to a,iwer, wben called for. uarAP Iwrie s I oto., own ; ClaY , 01.0- petit, IL L, tP Rer-. F ~~ •,8••• ,'